QPO Presents: Brahms' Piano Concerto No. 2

Location:   Qatar National Convention Centre, Auditorium 3

Time: 07:30 PM Onwards

Price (Starting from QAR XX):

              Front Orchestra - 200 QAR

              Center Orchestra - 275 QAR

              Upper Orchestra - 175 QAR

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Full Event Details/Description:

Experience the magic of classical music in Qatar on 5 April 2026 when the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra takes you on a journey filled with Romantic passion, lyrical elegance and Viennese charm. Audiences in Doha can look forward to an evening of stirring drama and beautiful melodies.

A Powerful Collaboration on Stage

Elias Grandyandy walks up to the stand, and the whole orchestra comes alive. Tonight, they’re joined by Joseph Moog, a pianist who’s earned a reputation for both raw skill and real feeling. Moog doesn’t just play the notes; he digs in, balancing power with a kind of quiet sensitivity. You can hear it—his technical chops are obvious, but it’s the emotion he brings to this challenging concerto that makes the performance unforgettable.

Brahms at the Heart of the Program

Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 2 sits right at the heart of the evening. It starts with that unmistakable horn call, then moves through big, sweeping melodies and moments that feel almost like a conversation. You get power, you get warmth, a real sense of drama—it’s all there.

From Viennese Sparkle to Romantic Mystery

After the break, the audience is taken in by the haunting appeal of Schubert's "Unfinished Symphony," which mixes lyrical warmth with dark tension. The concert ends with the beautiful "Music of the Spheres" by Johann Strauss II, which is a bright and happy ending that reflects the essence of Vienna.

A Night of Artistic Excellence

This event on April 5, 2026, will be an extraordinary celebration of classical music, with its polished repertoire and world-class artists. It asks people to stop, listen closely, and feel the emotional strength that only a live orchestra can bring.